Formula One News — July 2018

Frederic Vasseur says he is unsure how Charles Leclerc would adapt to life as a Ferrari driver.

Lewis Hamilton should not be surprised when he is sometimes booed.

Kevin Magnussen says he understands Haas' decision to skip the post-Hungary test.

Mercedes CEO Dieter Zetsche is concerned about the change at the very top at Ferrari.

Germany could still have a formula one race next year.

Carlos Sainz is not yet out of the running to keep his Renault seat for 2019.

F1 will kick off the 2019 season with winter testing in Bahrain.

A delay in Miami could have reignited Hockenheim's chances of staying on the F1 calendar.

Lance Stroll looks set to switch from ailing Williams to Force India in 2019.

The Italian press has slammed Sebastian Vettel for throwing away the win at Hockemheim.

Toto Wolff has denied that team orders will characterise the rest of Mercedes' 2018 season.

Poor management and unsuited drivers are at the core of Williams' problems.

Toto Wolff has played down reports Ferrari's 2018 power unit could be 'illegal'.

Sergio Marchionne is in a coma in intensive care, according to reports from Italy.

Robert Kubica has denied reports he could be set to drive for Haas in 2019.

Dietrich Mateschitz thinks Red Bull can go to "the very top" with its new Honda engines for 2019.

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Mercedes has admitted it is falling clearly behind Ferrari in engine power.

Esteban Ocon has emerged as a serious contender to switch to Renault in 2019.

The F1 paddock at Hockenheim is shocked that Ferrari's president Sergio Marchionne has suddenly departed the team and formula one.